Is this a mystic?

May be getting this from a guy wondering if
1) its mystic
2) 450 is a good price for a mystic make breeder sized
3) what combos are good with mystics

http://i1049.photobucket.com/albums/...enna/image.jpg
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http://i1049.photobucket.com/albums/...nna/image1.jpg

Looks axanthic.


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Looks mystic to me.

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anyone else have any thoughts?

Looks mystic to me too

I would say mystic as well.

Heres a link with some pictures of a mystic.http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/mystic/

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Originally Posted by ball python 22

I would say mystic as well.

Heres a link with some pictures of a mystic.http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/mystic/

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yeah ive seen this i just know they are similar to mojaves, didnt want to shell out 450 for a mojave male though he would still make BELs with my friends mojo but we'd rather make mystic potions

It definitely look something other than normal. The patten looks rather mystic, and it definitely has some hypomelanism characteristics like mystics do. Definitely a cool looking BP!:gj:

You guys think 450 is a good deal for a male breeder? From what I've seen they can go for up to 1250 so I'm thinking its a good deal. Also other than Mystic x Mojave what are some other good pairings to use him in

be careful, there are snakes out there that was sold as mystic and are mojaves. and it wasn't on purpose, there are mistakes made with these snakes. is this a rep. breeder? I was told that the belly is slightly different. I have a phantom. I know they can be hard to tell. why would someone sell a breeding mystic so cheap? be careful.

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Originally Posted by don15681

be careful, there are snakes out there that was sold as mystic and are mojaves. and it wasn't on purpose, there are mistakes made with these snakes. is this a rep. breeder? I was told that the belly is slightly different. I have a phantom. I know they can be hard to tell. why would someone sell a breeding mystic so cheap? be careful.

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thanks, he doesn't look like a mojo to me but its easy to mistake them and thus easier to rip people off. he says he doesnt need him this season and so was selling him for 600 but i talked him down to 450 cash. does he look mystic or mojo to you don?

The main belly difference is that mystics have an almost normal looking belly pattern and mojaves have ultra faded to none.
Looking at the belly on that one I'd say mystic every time.

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unless you see the parents the only way is to breed him mistics are expensive it looks mistic but your better off probably saving up to buy one from a breeder then you can be sure that thats what it is

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Originally Posted by Anthony Renna

thanks, he doesn't look like a mojo to me but its easy to mistake them and thus easier to rip people off. he says he doesnt need him this season and so was selling him for 600 but i talked him down to 450 cash. does he look mystic or mojo to you don?

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here are pics of my female mojave and male phantom. I just had a clutch from these 2 pip. I had 3 purple passions out of 8 eggs. the pics are in the breeding section under purple passions. as you can tell from my pics, looking at these 2 snakes, you can see why they can be mistaken. when I goy my phantom, I was told that a phantom looks like a poor mans mojave, much darker. mine did. same went for the mystic. but I have seen very blushed out phantoms/mystics since then. if you don't get one from a rep. breeder, you"ll taking a chance. i understand you want opinions.and thats why I said be careful, you can get some bad advice on this one. now that I'm hatching phantom stuff out, I'll be looking into ways on telling them apart for sure. good luck, hope you make a good choice on this, don




proven female mojave


http://ball-pythons.net/gallery/file...e_001_copy.jpg




proven male phantom


http://ball-pythons.net/gallery/file...antom_002a.jpg